Sentence examples for ratio of which from inspiring English sources

PAP channels formed micron sized 2D sheets or giant collapsed vesicles (Fig. 4), the large aspect ratio of which made them ideal for membrane fabrication.

To determine whether that was because they ranged far and wide, the researchers then looked at strontium isotopes, the ratio of which varies according to the local geology.

PHMs are formulated from two amphiphilic diblock copolymers, polycaprolactone-polyethylenimine (PCL-PEI) and polycaprolactone-polyethyleneglycol (PCL-PEG), the ratio of which determines PHM physicochemical properties.

Finally, the matrix character display prototype driven at a low voltage exhibited excellent performance, the contrast ratio of which was 8 1 at 9 V DC.

Mottled unevenness with numerous microcracks a few microns deep was detected at the inlet of the nozzle, the velocity ratio of which was 0.1 0.4 as compared with the nozzle tip.

In this paper, we designed and fabricated the EM wave absorber for eliminating false image and system-to-system interference in a collision-avoidance radar using Permalloy and CPE, the mixing ratio of which was Permalloy CPE = 70 30 wt%.

The experimental design provided 720 compositions of different oil, surfactant, and co-surfactant at various ratios, of which 33 SNEDDS prototypes were obtained.

Of the two, the most sensitive transition was used as quantifier ions and the other transition as qualifier ions, the ratios of which are indicative of the analyte of interest.

For example, the decibel is a unit quantifying signal power log-ratios and amplitude log-ratios (of which sound pressure is a common example).

Similar results have been found in HGT genes of aphid [ 37], the dN/dS ratios of which are more than 0.3, which is larger than that of L. vannamei.

The effect of FFP on patient mortality has largely been reported in the form of articles exploring the impact of different FFP RBC ratios, of which we found 19 such studies.